Paul Kolbeck's beautiful Milwaukee Road N-class 2-6-6-2 making a rare appearance on the Milwaukee's Rocky Mountain Division, shown here with a livestock movement at Eagles Nest Tunnel.

Here is Paul's Overland S-3 making a short stop at Harlowtown before continuing east.

Here is a photo of Ed Lynch's N scale Milwaukee layout. Ed had this layout on dispay at the MilWest annual convention in Missoula in August of 2000. This is a photo of the Alberton, Motana depot and the surrounding town.

The next two photos are also from Ed Lynch's N scale layout. These scene appear on the side of the layout that is opposite Alberton.

This is the substation at Drexel. The bridge is Ed's version of the Cyr bridge over the Clark Fork River. An excellent looking scene, one can't even tell that it is N scale !

This is the very familiar bridge at Soudan. Note the St. Regis lumber compay in the background.

This is a photo of one of Dr. Denny Anspach's Milwuakee Road E-6's. Denny (who lives in Sacramento) sent two of these E's east to have Soundtraxx sound decoders (DCC) installed in them. While they were at the "Harlowton" shops, they were photographed as they headed east out of Harlow on a shakedown run.

The next three photos were taken on a 2' x 5' module that I built to display at the MilWest convention in Missoula.

Here are a few cars (just a small part of a BEAUTIFUL complete Olympian Hiawatha) and a nice Westinghouse motor that belong to Rocky Gibbs of Spokane.

Three Joes in the lead (actually only two have their pans up). The first two are Overland models, the lead unit is owned by Ed Lynch, and the last two are mine. The third unit is a NWSL model.

This is a photo of a "Montana module" against a "good old Wisconsin backdrop" When I got home from my trip to Missoula, the sun was setting as I was unloading the car, so I quickly set up the module behind the barn, put a Joe and a U36C on the track and snapped this photo. I think it's pretty neat :-)